Suspicion Of Diabetes Or Something Else

   You are an adult, if you are so worried about your opinion, just go to the doctor without them knowing. Diabetes is not a joke, I've had it for a long time, but I can't just read some symptoms and say whether you have it or not. You should consult a doctor and have a blood test done.

   Do your research, the fact that you eat sweets does not say anything, but the other symptoms are not to be underestimated. Most likely you eat high-carbohydrate foods and starve for an hour or two, and carbohydrates retain a lot of water up to 4 times more. Change your diet, eat vegetables and protein.

   I also have PCO and I do a lycosis tolerance test because this syndrome often goes with diabetes. I was found to have high blood sugar and insulin resistance, which is a pre-diabetic condition. I took metformin for a while, but decided to stop and just keep my sugar intake to a minimum. So far I have no problems. I advise you to take this test yourself to catch the problem in time, if there is one.

   If you have a mother, father / grandmother, grandfather with diabetes, you may be right. But of all the things you have listed, mostly dry mouth and frequent urination are symptoms. If they are accompanied by slow wound healing then I would say it is possible. Do your blood tests and see what your glucose levels are, if they are above the reference values ​​go to your doctor there are additional tests to clarify the diagnosis.

   And why don't you just go to the doctor to see what the problem is, if there is one?

   So this with the fungus is sweet. Candida albicans lives in the human body without causing problems. But if you overdo it with sugar, as it is the favorite food of this type of fungus, it begins to multiply very quickly and causes infection. Cut the sweet and white dough. Emphasize wholemeal or type breads. I know that sugar is a big drug, but try to reduce it. Instead of eating jam three times a day, eat twice as one of these times make sure it is fruit. Now for the rest, I don't know. Why don't you go to the doctor? Don't wait. Get tested, a basic blood test will show if you have blood sugar problems. But to me, it's more like some kind of intolerance. Maybe you can't stand gluten. I have two or three acquaintances who were diagnosed after the age of 20. And everyone with different symptoms. One had constant constipation. Another felt very unwell after eating and was still hungry. Third with stomach pain all the time ... So the symptoms can be very different. Now, you mention that you have other health problems. Well, in the body everything is connected. Elementary contraceptives to take can have side and very unpleasant consequences. If you take any medication it can affect your stomach, your blood, your nervous system. If you suffer from any emotional problems such as panic disorder, it affects the whole body. Insomnia and stress have a very bad effect and confuse the whole metabolism. you mention that you have other health problems. Well, in the body everything is connected. Elementary contraceptives to take can have side and very unpleasant consequences. If you take any medication it can affect your stomach, your blood, your nervous system. If you suffer from any emotional problems such as panic disorder, it affects the whole body. Insomnia and stress have a very bad effect and confuse the whole metabolism. you mention that you have other health problems. Well, in the body everything is connected. Elementary contraceptives to take can have side and very unpleasant consequences. If you take any medication it can affect your stomach, your blood, your nervous system. If you suffer from any emotional problems such as panic disorder, it affects the whole body. Insomnia and stress have a very bad effect and confuse the whole metabolism.

   You go to the hospital in the morning without eating, you pay for a blood sugar test (it's about BGN 3) and after 2 hours you know the result. What are you waiting? If there are 2 laboratories you can try both in 2 consecutive days for safety.

This is a very serious disease. It costs everything, stomach, kidneys, liver, eyes, limbs, EVERYTHING! Soon my grandmother's sister died of diabetes. The day before, she had gone blind because she had developed diabetic rhetiopathy over the years, and a year before she died, part of her leg had been amputated because she also had a diabetic foot. My cousin also has diabetes. He fell ill in 2014 and is now almost 18 and 4 times on insulin a day. You should see a doctor immediately no matter what yours say. If you are pre-diabetic you can stabilize, and if you have diabetes, bad. So with antibiotics and drugs from self-taught pseudo-doctors, like your parents will not come out anything good. If you accidentally get sick, don't panic, you can control it with control. I hope you are not sick, but if you are going to have to build habits, discipline and responsibility, because many diabetics do not have them and therefore many of them do not live long, unfortunately.